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Toyota refutes WSJ fuel cell story

Recently the Wall Street Journal published a story claiming that General Motors and Toyota were both backing off on their fuel cell development efforts. It appears that in spite of quotes from GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz and Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe, fuel cells are still seen as the long term solution for on-board energy generation. Toyota communications boss Irv Miller has a new entry on the Open Road blog that corresponds with what Jaycie Chitwood and Bob Carter told ABG last month in Chicago. Toyota is still committed to the ... Read more →

Toyota still apprehensive about lithium ion in spite of PHEV plans Sam Abuelsamid

Last Sunday night, Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe announced that the company would offer lithium ion equipped plug-in hybrids to fleet customers in two years. Toyota and Panasonic are also doing ...

Detroit 2008: Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe pops in at party with surprise announcements Sam Abuelsamid

For the last several years Toyota has held an annual get together following the close of the first day of media previews at the Detroit Auto Show. This year's shin-dig brought with it several ...

What is "The Truth About Toyota"? Jeremy Korzeniewski

We've covered the fact that Toyota has seen some negative press recently regarding their line-up of cars and trucks in America. While the Prius is often the first vehicle thought of when the subject ...

Toyota's Irv Miller jumps into Series-Parallel debate again! Now with new definitions! Sam Abuelsamid

Over at the Toyota Open Road Blog, Communications VP Irv Miller has chimed in again on the whole parallel vs series hybrid debate, this time with some fresh definitions. The previous postings have ...

Toyota refutes WSJ fuel cell story 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Recently the Wall Street Journal published a story claiming that General Motors and Toyota were both backing off on their fuel cell development efforts. It appears that in spite of quotes from GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz and Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe, fuel cells are still seen as the long ...

Toyota still apprehensive about lithium ion in spite of PHEV plans 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Last Sunday night, Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe announced that the company would offer lithium ion equipped plug-in hybrids to fleet customers in two years. Toyota and Panasonic are also doing feasibility studies for an automotive lithium battery production line at their joint venture battery ...

Detroit 2008: Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe pops in at party with surprise announcements 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

For the last several years Toyota has held an annual get together following the close of the first day of media previews at the Detroit Auto Show. This year's shin-dig brought with it several surprises. Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe made an unannounced appearance and delivered about a ten ...

What is "The Truth About Toyota"? 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

We've covered the fact that Toyota has seen some negative press recently regarding their line-up of cars and trucks in America. While the Prius is often the first vehicle thought of when the subject of green cars or hybrids is brought up, not everybody is smitten with the green credentials that ...

Toyota's Irv Miller jumps into Series-Parallel debate again! Now with new definitions! 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Over at the Toyota Open Road Blog, Communications VP Irv Miller has chimed in again on the whole parallel vs series hybrid debate, this time with some fresh definitions. The previous postings have generated quite a bit of commentary both for and against Toyota's position. Miller first refutes some ...


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